The ink is just drying on the TiLE 2004 Conference programme and organiser, Andrich International, has promised a diverse line-up.

Speakers for the event, running from 15-17 June, include: Mark Germyn, managing director of the newly-launched Space Park Bremen; Olivier de Bosredon, chair and CEO of Grévin et Cie – who will outline the business model for Bioscope in France – Emmanuel Mongon of Imaginvest – on the Prater Renaissance Project in Vienna – Blair Parkin, managing director of Visual Acuity and Kevin Murphy, director of Electrosonic UK – discussing technology in attractions.

Les Hamilton, CEO of the Office of His Highness Sheikh Butti Maktoum bin Juma Al Maktoum will speak about the developing market in The Emirates and Ralph Ardill, director of Imagination, will explore brand experiences.

TiLE’s programme in Maastricht includes special sessions on museums and cultural sites, urban entertainment developments, eco attractions, waterleisure, as well as geographical reviews and industry predictions for the next five years.

Speakers will focus on the new anchors for mixed-use leisure developments, entertainment psychology, travelling attractions and branding. Details: www.andrich.com/tile or call +44 (0)1985 846181